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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13
Agricultural Society Directors.

The Stark County Agricultural Society
held their annual election of directors
in their room In the basement of the
Court House, Cd Saturday, with the fol-
lowing result:
Canton township. F. Roth.
n Paris t0wnship-Valentine Mong.
Nimishillen tOwnship-D. N. Slusser.
Lexington township-Ellis Hazen.
Sugarcreek township-T. G. Putnam.
Tuscsrawas township-A. R. Mofitt.
Lawrence tOwnship-J. P. Lawrence.
Sandy townshiD-0. j. Strsyer.
This elects all the members Of last
terra exceptA. R. Hanna of Tuscarawas
township, and r. e. Wilson, of Sandy
township.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13
UniOntOwn Units,

Sleighing continues better than ever.
Mercury ten degrees below zero Tues.
day morning.
Miss Jessie B. stuse, of Chicago, came
home on Saturday.
Water is becoming a scarcity. A
number Of wells In town have given
out.
Numerous additions have lately been
made to the school library, including
reference books on grammar, history,
travels and biography. Donations to
the library will be thankfully accepted
at any time.
The social at the High School room
by the schools on Saturday evening was
grand success and is a credit to all
who participated. The excellent rem
dering of the difficult program bespesk
the skill, ability and patience of teach
ers and sChOlOrs alike.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13

rot exc'eding, it Ia thought, S25 or $50
The building IL the only tnr-e stor.
structure In he village, aud IL Owne
by he OtI Eel Owa, whose hall Is o
the third d or. To tha prompt and #
ficieng WORK OF the citizAus are they In
debted for the salvation of their hand
some hall, and to them the lodge j. duly
grateful. The fire WAS caused by the
burning out of chimney.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13
Prohibition Convention.

At the recognizing convention of the
ProhibitlOnists on Saturday, the 9Th
inst, they appointed Central and Execu
tive Committees for Stark county fol-
the ensuing year. The Cen trsl Commit.
tee consists Of one staunch Prohibition.
ist for each voting precinct, and the Ex
ecutive COmmitteN of the following
named gentlemen. E. d. Brosius. Of
Alliance, chairman; Charles B. Heck
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13
Danger of Coasting.

We scarcely pick up an exchange of
late that does not mention an accident
to some boy in cnasting. 1t is a broken
or dislOcated bone. torn flesh, lacerated
scalp, and many crippled for life. We
were once a boy, and appreciate the
pleasure Of the sport, but we're not so
reckless as the boys of the present day.
The practice of riding down hill head
foremost Is attended with great risk,
and should be abandoned as extra. haz-
ardOua.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13

iclne-Burdick' Kidney Cure-and
I'm entirely cured. This acts at once
and should be known to all sufferers.
fhOs. Mcclure, UniOnVille, N. ]. Price
% cents and $1.25 Samples free. Also
ask for free sample bottle of Msgnum
BOnum. j. K. JacksOn's Cough Syrup
free to all. Large size 25 cents. For
sale by druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13
A Little Blaze at areentown.

On Sunday morning about 8 o'clock
at GreentOwn, smoke was discovered Is
suing from the windows Of the new Odd
Fellows hall. The alarm was sounded,
and In few moments bucket brigade
was at hand, and entered upon the work
of saving the property with will, and
in few minutes had the Gre put cut
The for aud partition were burned
through, but The damage will be slight,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13

A cyclopaedis Of useful knowledge for
the farmer is contained In the best
stock book In the world. Sold by f. W.
Nighman, No. 81 Lippert street, Canton,
Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13
The Grand Jury Ariaan.

The Grand Jury for the present term
OF Court arose this morning, after nine
days sitting, and, by the foreman, John
Longenecker, reported the finding Of
eight true bills, to Judge Day. The
jury was then discharged.
The jury reported the jail we'll kept
and In good condition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13

One agent wanted In each township
In Stark county for the best stock book
in the world. Call on or address Z. W.
Nighman, No. 81 Lippert street, Can.
ton, Ohio,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13

Itch and scratches of every kind cured
In thirty minutes by WoOlford's Sani-
tary Lotion. Use no other. This never
fails. Sold by L. SOllmann, druggist,
Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13

The best stock book ever published ls
sold by +. W. Nighman, No. 81 Lippert
street, Canton. 0. Call or address him
there.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13

Underwear, flsnnels and blankets al
about your own price to close out.
GEETING s. VICKERs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13

For rates. free mars and information
concerning west, call on or address,
Il. H.GERrING, r, IL. & P. Agt.,
II East TuscaraWas st., Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13

We are going out Of business. Come
for oa gains In dry goods.
GEETING s. VIcKKRS,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13

Persons movlng west should write or
call on II. Il. Geeting for maps and In
formation
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13

j. r. JACKSON, DEAR SIR:--I was af-
fiicted very badly for years with kidned
disease. fused two bottles Of your med
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13

Extra bargains in dress silks, cloaks,
and Jersey jackets, to close out.
GREETING 4 VICKERs.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-02-11
COMET !!

This fine horse was brought to Big
Stone City by Nr. 4. NJ. Brewer and
will be placed il the Stud the coming
season.
Comet is royalty bred. combining
the blood Of Hambletonlan, Morgan
and Lexington families, backed ~ the
blood Of Imported Messenger. It IS
rare to find 4 better combination Of
blood, speed and endurance IN stock
horse for the breeding Of trotters and
roadst4ls. He IS six years old, blood
bay with black points. l512 hands
high, and undoubtedly the hanlsomest
and most perfect Stallion living
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-02-11
For sale.

Lots one IL and two ~, block 81 in
Big Stone city, d. L.
Those desiring to purchase i good
residence on above lots can write to
Herman hlehl, Rochester. MINI
who will give price and terms.
Sick headache, wind on the stomach.
blllousness, nausea, are promptly and
asreeably hanished by Dr. J. II !.
McIean's Little Liver and Kidney
Pillets. 25c vial
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-02-11
FOR sA5.E. CHEAP.

A few grade Jersey cows, coming
in during February, for sale cheap.
Apply 70 CHAs. RoBsoS,
Big Stone City, Oak.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-02-11
BIG STONE CITY
Roller Mills !.
BIG STONE CITY, d. T.
TUNELL BROS. & CO., Proprietors.

We invite the farmers of the coun-
mill trial.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
NOtnskn
OLA

Rlskie 7onar@ystmo Liteyuc.
hiem Londy,1ie przesfaio reduhtoro-
mi Waruso hiM:ana$cic e,gsempla-
rSy staunego dzietha ,,7he.~ toryotten
Notion.'' acsymaj qrego cafy $piat
cymiHzomany o poneste przeciw I'u-
sohon1 ga mydylenie 10000 P5luhom
/. aciosnej zieui .-Ato pr=e$le PREY
mojn7niej IS certow no polshich ary.
guoaeov 40 1nglii, dostauie e.
gzemplars tej ciehoqeej hsiq1ki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05

rzneli ci rzneli jak 2 p}atka marsz
Mierosiawskiego, Dombrowskiego,
Polske i innc polskic marsze. alec
powiadam CT kochany Maisterku
co grail to grail ale grail ,jak sic
nalezy DO 2 kilkunastu Band Anne
rykahskich j n~icmicckich to zadna
i'm sic ME moze Zr6wnac a chociasz
~jeszcze Mode muzykanty ale widaG
re 2 mich polska dusa gra i re W
Mich krew polska plynie a nogi
to c}ekowi chodzi}y kiejbys ma
maszynie pociagaf jednem s}owem
Majsterku re chwalic tylko kazdy
moze ktoryby ja s}ysza} chwaty
ch}opy i muzykanty kiejby maj
lepszy organ koscielc.
Ia banda Koscioszki maszero-
wall Rycerzy st. Micha}a archanio-
Ia grupa Zwiqzku N, p. W monde
rach pieknych Z krakowskiemi ger
woncmi czapkami o to towarzystwo
jest przeszfo 1865 ch}op pa slime a wy
gladaja asz sic SERGE raduje! zani-
mi maszerowali kompania czech6w
Stgo. Wacfawa a poznicj kompania
Iryszowska i kompanisk Niemc6w
co wvgIqdajq jak koguty z czerwo-
nemi pi6rami na kapeluszach jak
prog wsrodku maszerowali Ulany
sligo kazimierza re S. S. a potym
znowu zreszta niemc6w "a nicmi
jecha} Biskup a ko}o powozu po-
stawili Rycerzy st. Micha}a Archa-
nio}a jake gwardyi Honorowy ma
przodku. az radost by}o patrzet a
kazdy chwali} tylko polakow re
}adne ch}opy sill jak po sznurku
widziet by}o re tegie wojsko pol
skie az radosci pe}ne SERGE clowiek
ma gdybyt ia tax zgoda by}a
miedzy nami jakby to by}o }adnie
zyG sic clekowi chcia}o a kazdv
dzieh by sic zbl:zal do odbudowa-
mia ojcowizny %naszcj. Jaka tesz
to radcsc by}a gdy nasza polska
muzyka Kosciuszki odprowadzi}a
Rycerzy sw. Micha}a Archanio}a
~ do koscio}a naszego sw. Stani-
s}awa, gdzic NANNY czcigodnego
naszego Proboszcza ksiedza Jawor-
skiego, dobra tesz to dusza a polak
kiejby jednem tchem chcia} nam
odbudowat nasza ojcowizne tai ia
prawi pc Bogu q kazuje sic }aczyc
do Zwiazku ch}opom swoim i ia
"a to 90 siarcyscie kochaja i sza-
nuja jcgo wszystkie owlecki, re to
tesz i Ola. %szaconku jego Banda
k~osciuszti I4naszerowa1a kolo ko-
sclofa pfZeu Plepahl3 dalel gfac:
= Jeszcze Polska ME zgine}a Boze
COS Polske a ch}opom to sic az
SERGE radowalo!
Napiscie ia to tesz Ia tym
swoim Wiarusie MECH sic dobrze
cicsa tie Zwiazkowcy a MECH mi
napisa cy tesz gdrala przyima do
swojego Zwiazku.
Zegnam was Majstrze kzyzem
Swietym, MECH was Matka Bos-
ka kalwaryiska ma swojej
opiece 2 wasa Gazcta MECH was
zachowa pied wrogami DO mi
sic ia ten was Wiarus siarcvscic
podobo.
Wus= Gprol.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
NOWINY Z PITTSBURGHA.
Pittburgh, "a kwietnia, 1887

llUDulSH, .f NiNIIlla, 1000.
Kochany Majstruniu Wiarusa!
Pcwnie sobie ME zapomnia}es
Majsterku obictnicy G6rala re
Zywca, re jak nazbieram jakich ia
dobryk nowosci u nos W Pitts
burghu natychmiast ci donoSe re
scerego ere i prawda pc Bogu j
pc katolicku jakto sobic zyca nasi
re Zjednoccnia prawotych katolik6w
ME tax to jak CT Z%wiazkowcy kt6-
rzy by tylko dokucyd tym cd
Zjednocenia pisa a pisa a oni sic
mortwia motrwia ale dye to jak
mi tam moi swagier Z Cikago
pisuje, musza mice ci Zwiazkowcy
i prawde pc Bogu, DO jakosta jusz
Ociec Wicenty psesta} wyzywaG Z
ambony. moze ties mu duch swicty
wstapi} do rozumu DO dye jak ia
c}ek to chiopSkiem rozumem roz
Way to przyznac musi re ten
Zwiazck narodowy FolSki nicego
innego ME chce jak tylko dobra
nasej ojcowizny i naszego !:oscio}a
swietcgo poIskiego a gdyby ties
to'jus ten rozum ty1n cd Zjedno-
eenia n~aprawde psyby} do jego
g}owy i Ma stale, 81? tam chcia}
hakwatcrowaG by}abyc to Zgoda i
MiloSG pomiedzy nasym ludkiem
polskicm ty Jamerycc u m6gi
by to clowick Eye jak w niebie a
tie psckletc niemcyska j jinne ma
rody powazali by c}owieka jak to
Bog psykaza}.
Abysta wiedzia} i widzia} 10
~hany M~ajsterku co sic ia ina W
Pittsburghu sta}o to bys to moze
lepicj wykd} ma twojem kowadle
jak ia prostv Coral DO dye moja
profesyja by}a wziat siekicrkc i
drapaG sic pc gorach Il tn to czacu-
je do fanesa we m}ynie stal i ze-
laza a p}ac4 mi Jamcrykany cato
cztyry dolary ma dzien i by}by to
}adny gros zeby ia goracka ME
by1a ktora c}eka tax pail jak ten
Natural gas te stall i ~zelazo c}ck
must choc niechce jus ale ME pie
tylko lac piwa wsicbic bella ngasiG
tie %gorackic ci cd Zjednocenia W
Cikago to strasa piekfenl. ale gdy-
by kt6ry Il Mich tylko psez "a go
dim Stal IA mnic psy t%anesic
pewnieby powiedzial re ten biedny
mas ludek polski ju>z tn prubc cd
bedzic pickelne, otos kochany
Majstruniu powiem eli zebys to
widzia} co ia dis to bys Cd RADIO
sci musia} sic choG ras upiG atos
jak.to cfowicka uczciwcgo boil re
krzycza pijak a pijak ale oni sami
to ME re sklanccek ale Y flasek i
to jcdna po drugiej trabia jakby do
bccu}ki lali a ME r6bta sobie
Majstruniu mic 7 tego dye c}owiek
kicjby sic PREY piracy ME zakropi}
to uscchby iak szuwar ma wysh}em
Bagnisku. Pokrzcpsic ola togo /
to dobrzc Kochany Majstcrku a
ives potcm ten HAWAI- zazdcrwialc-
90 zeIaziska co ci til posv}am a
kuj by by}o cyste.
Otoz muse psyjst do tel opo-
wicsci ktora chetnic bym wsyst klein
polakom w Jameryce chcla} dobrzc
do iusz6w nak}ast bylc sobie spa
mietali jak rye dali W 1amcrycc
przcklete niemcyska to tax sic
kupy tzymaja kirjby wsy ma strap'c
u ch}opa W Galicyii a my hiedni
Polaki to tego dopiat ME mozemy
lama}em sobic glove lrdwic mi ME
prk}a czytafcm i slabizowaicm wa
g Kochancgo Wiarusa Zgodr.
chociaz pzyznam sic re. hojc sic
p6jsc do s@powicdzi DO jak sic
przyznam do togo to II JUS 20
rozgzescniu ale COS robit kiei cfck
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05

lem sgentu ewa>ze5o pisma W tym cclu,
ably jc zasllaG wiarogodnemi koresron-
dencyami z naszego miasta. a)bowicm
doted niek'6re grzeszyly wielorako
niedok}adn"scis, q sZczes6;nie ia w nu-
mcrze z IA kwietnia, tyczaca osoby p.
Bana,iewicza byl. pclna fal>ze.-Podp.
,,Jan W Napiera}a' 1873 Davis Str.
Ponowie koreSpondenci, bsdzcie
sumiennj i ostr6zni, DO jak sic wyds, lie
chcccie uzy6 pisma naszego DO przepro-
wadzenia nieczystych cel6w, to ,Wiarus'
tym b czem, kt6ry ukreciliscie ma wa
szego blizniego, was sanych wysmaga.
y DUBOIS, ILL.,. pisze do
Wlarusa osoba, ktora wszel-
kiemi sifamy starafa sic o po-
zyskanie ola tamtejszej pol
skiej parafi ksiedza, co naste-
puie: - Dzisiaj, 81 kwietnia,
odebra1em list, he ksiadz z
Pinkreville ma ksiedzia pol
skiego ola mas; vice, kochany
Warusie, danny wszelkim dali
Sym krokom spok6 - al sic
zobaczy, co z tego bedzie.
,,-~, DI T,f,TE IA WT DvTcA,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
Z niw po!skich
w AMERYCE.

X1 GZ1O II. OAo
DO Zwiqzh;u Narodowego
Polskiego przystqpily W ciqgu
bie2acego miesiaca nastepuja-
&c poIskie towarzystwa:
w Pon1atouae, Wis, ks.
J6z.f Poniatowski," lO czton-
kow;
W Eonwood, Mich, ,,Syno-
vie Wolnosci" IL czionkow;
w Newark, N. j., Tow.
,,Bia1ego Or}a," 10 czlonk6w;
W Detroit LEGION Strzel-
COW Kosc;uszki," 81 czlon
kow;
W Detroit ,,Bartosz Clio.
wacki," 40 czlonkdw;
W Scohdale, Pa, Tow.
sw. Jozefa," SIS czio.ikow;
" Wawerly, N. j., Tow.
ObTony PoIsklej," S czlon-
kow.
We wszystkich powyzej wy
mienionych grupach razem
znaiduje sic 1872 czfonk6w. O.
procz tego powiekszyla sic W
minionym miesiacu liczba cz]on
kow W dawniejszych grupach
Zwiazkowych, jak sic dowiadu-
je z wiarogodnego zrod}a z
Bay City, o IS = wogole
vice Zwlqzkoew Narodouemu
Pol. przydylo % huietniu b. Z.
$50 no,uych cztonhom.
Il CLEVELAND, OHIO, do
noszq do Zgody, IL dniu
Is maja, O godzinie 3 pc pc
fudniu, odbedzie sic tam polo
3enie kamienia wegielnego
pod nowo buduiqcy sic kosciof
pGlski pod wezwaniem sw.
Stanls1awa B. / NJ. U%roczyste-
go alktu dopefni ks. biskup
Gilmore Z Cleveland.
PAM MODRZEJEWSkA
wystepowa}a w kcncu minio-
nego miesiaca W teatrze an
gielskim Grand Opera House
W Milwaukee. Zgoda pisze, "
wrazenie, Jake jej gra sprawl.
la ma Amerykanach, by1o
wielkie, kiedy nawet Ivy W
publicznosci w~ywo}aG zdolafa.
PAM Helena zwied2i}a takze
hale Gwardyi Kosciuszki i
dopytywa&a sic o polskie silly
t%eatralne.
W EAST BUFFALO W
niedziele, "a kwietnia, poswie.
cony zostai nowy (drugi W
Butfalo) kosciof polski, pod
wezwaniem sw. Wojciecha.
Aktu poswiqcenia dopr}nif ks.
biskup Ryan, wys}awiajac W
]przemowie pobolnos6 swoich
polsl1;ch dyecezyan. Potem
miaf przemowe ks. proboszcz
Klawiter, t}umaczac w diugic,j
movie zuikomost rzeczy do
czesnych i przedstawiajqc
wznio~1y eel i zadanie ludzi
wosole, a W szczego]nosci Pc.
lakow. Srod aktu gra1a polska
kapela z Buffalo.
DETROIT, Mich. Dnia "a
kwietnia rzucif Na.jprzewiele-
bniejszy ks. Biskup Borges
srogq klatwe ma wszystkich
odszczepiehcow niespokoj-
mel parahi sw. Wojciecha -
wyklqf wszystkich tych, co sic
prawu koscielnemu sprzeciwia-
ia i s]ucha6 go ME chca, a
tax samo wydawcow bezbo-
znych gazet, ktorzy odszcze-
piehcow ba}amuca i W grze-
sznym uporze utrzymujq. KS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05

W MANISTEE W tamtej-
Sym polsk;m kosciele zosta1
poswiecomy drewniany krzy2
misyiny i zawieszouy pod cho-
rem a do nle1o przykuta skar-
bona q 800 dniowym odpu-
stem. Manis;ce juz ME-
Ska okolo 700 polsklch fami
III.
GRAND RAPIDS MICH, piszc
do "Wiulusa noNy agent nasz w tenn
mitScie pod dnicm 90 kwietnia; ..Ob.a -
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-12-15
Schools.

Report Of the Sabula public school, for the
month commencing October 81 and ending
November %: Number of pupils enrolled
SO; number Of DAYS attended by all pupils
4S4; average number of pupils attending
80 day, "a 1-5; average number of days
I6tten(nd by each pupil, IL 14-19; number OF
days taught, 20.
Names of pupils not absent during the
month: Ella Willet, James Holt.
L. E. MCNEELY, Teacher.
REPORT of DOWNS PUBLIC SCHOOL FOR
THE MONTH ENDING NOV. BOTH, 1887:
Number Of days attended by all the pupils,
$50; number of days attended by each pupil
during the month, 16; number of pupils at
tending each day, "a; number of pupils en-
rolled, AZ.
The names of pupils neither absent MOI
tardy during the month: John w. Polk
w. M. johnson, Willie Wilson, Lucinda
Keithly. Katie Keithly, NJ. U. Singleton, r.
M. Hammmons and Llnnie johnson.
The names of pupils that were absent q
few minutes one morning but were present
every day during the month: w. E. Vance
C. Downs, L. j. Vance, Willie Bowman and
John Conway. The number Of visitors during
the month was ten. We contemplate giving
an exhibition at the close of our school; we
are not certain as to just when the last day
will be as yet, for the directors talk of hav.
ing FIVE months school Kept IL the fund:
will admit. But we will give notice through
your valuable paper just when it will be
We wish all of our friends to give us assist
ance in the exhibition IL they can possibly dc
so. NEWTON MCCALLUM, Teacher.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-12-15

The iron for the new bridge across Knot
Creek has not yet arrived, but will proba.
bly, be on hand in few days. The con.
tractors, it is said, are doing their best
under the circumstances, and are filling their
orders as rapidly as possible.
A man named Vance, aged about 80, was
killed by an engine at Bismarck Monday
morning. He was brakeman, aud jumped
on the engine to turn o switch, when his
foot caught throwing him under the wheels.
His body was cut IN twain and both arms
were severed from the body. The remains
were brought to Ironton, and next day taken
to the home of his mother, about eight miles
below here on the Fredericktown road,
whence the funeral took place In the after
noon.
DR.. T. r. Goulding was last Saturday week
taken to st. Louis to be treated for stomach
trouble. He had been sick some three or
four weeks, ana bis family becoming alarm
ed, they telegraphed Or. Fischel, Of st.
Louis, who accompanied by Mr.. W. Fl.
thomson, came down to see the patient.
DR.. +. decided that he had better be remoy-
Cd to the city for treatment, and accordingly
on saturday morning DR.. Patton took him
up on the Accommodation to st. Luke's
Hospital. Since then DIR. Goulding has
steadily improved. and he will probably be
brought back this week, If not cured, at least
In fair way for complete recovery. Mrs.
It. is with him. He has been seriously ill
no doubt of that-and now that the danger
Is past he and his family have the congratu-
lations of everyone.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-12-15
A Peoples Mass Meeting.

The County Court of Iron County, Mo-, on
petition Of nearly five hundred voters Of the
County, having ordered an election 20 be
held on the 14th of January, 1888, to deter
mine whether the sale Of Intoxicating liquors
shall be licensed within its bounds, we the
undersigned, earnestly invite our fellow-clt-
liens 10 assemble in mass meeting at the
Court House in Ironton on Tuesday the Goth
day Of December, 1887, al 2 P. M. to elect an
executive committee and take such other
action as may be deemed necessary to secure
a local option victory. An eminent speaker
10 expected to address the meeting.
Chas. Fl. Collins, David ii. Palmer,
!. Thomas Fitz. John Crowley,
T. E. Holloman, Louis Miller,
j. w. Whitworth, A. j. Carly,
David Oesterle, JEFF c. Russell,
Edwin May, Giles Bnssell,
w. T. Gay, Charles Arnoldy,
A. 8. Prince, j. n. Whitworth,
w. G.. Fairchild.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-12-15
From Believlew.

Ed. Register Mud, mud! 1t is almost i'm
possible to get around it is so muddy.
Since my last we have had plenty Of rain
d dark, warm and gloomy time-but at thi
Ipenning 1t has appearance of q change as
Is considerably colder.
Well, Mr.. Editor. we have had another
wedding in our midst. The happy coupl
are Mr.. Henry Damman and Miss Luc,
Webb, of Kaolin, Iron county. Mr.. D. ha
been absent for quite a while out West,iI
Kansas, and returned last week, and tn,
wedding was the 9Th at 7P. M. Rev. Enoch
officiated. They will leaye for Kansas Mon.
day, 18th inst, where they will reside fol
the present. May their future be as happy
as the present, is our wish.
F. Gallaher and family, Edge Hill, were
| the guests of your writer the 10th inst.
Mr.. Ed. Mathews, of our valley, is in Iron.
ton at present, and will be found represent.
ing the interests of the Bonanza to the PEG.
pie.
Mr.. Jos. Black, of near Black, was In oul
town Friday last.
Mrs. Ida F. Burr delivered lecture on
temperance Saturday night and Sunday ev-
ening at p. NJ.
Married, recently, near Black, Mr.. Harvey
Druree to Miss Mamie Bell. May they live
long and ever prosper, is our wish.
Mr.. w. L. Mathews has gone south for an
definite lergth of time. May success ever
b, with you, MIR. NJ.
The Presbyterians have a new bell in for
their church, and have made quite an i'm
proyement to the front of their house.
To 10 bo in
crease, and will soon be 100 strong in this
valley. We also learn they are on the in
crease in Reynolds.
Mrs. Sarah A. Paullus, of Cold Water,
Wayne county, is in our burg, visiting
relatives and friends.
We had pleasant call from U. s. Adams,
Goodland, last Friday, In our school at Pep
per st. Come again, Mr.. A. His school Is
out, and he is now canvassing for a book
with good results.
Mrs. Lay has been up north on a visit, but
returned this week.
There have been two or three parties in
this section since my last.
/ There seems to be no end to the hunters
out in these parts. Almost every week there
Is a new outfit comes In with their PACK Of
hounds, and sometimes they succeed very
well, and take off several of the mountain
sheep.
We have heard nothing new for the holi-
days, so we presume they will be little dull.
The Iron Mountain Company sent their
teams again in this wet time, and tore our
roads up; they went to the bottom 10 most
places, almost literally ruined them.
Dec. II, 1887. LLEw-EL-LYN.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-12-15
From (iOOdland.

Ed. Register-Mrs. Mary Stewards house
took fire recently and was entirely consumed
both dwelling house and kitchen. She had
just lately purchased the farm on which the
house stood of Mr.. James Ramsey. The
property was insured.
Mr.. Nelson Adams went to Ironton last
week and purchased new wagon of Mr..
Newman.
Mrs. Rebecca Adams school at Montana
has closed. Reports say they had q grand
time, almost all of the lady patrons visiting
the school on the last day; and by the way
they were supplied with roast turkey, and
the Proclamation Of the Chief Magistrate of
the U. 8. was observed. Mrs. Adams made
many warm friends near Montana, some Of
whom are young and lovely, who may some
day make prominent men and women.
The G. c. Bryan Post, G. A. R., at Bel
grade, elected new set of officers the Sd
inst. TOBIAS.